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Find the zero of the polynomial ()=3−4

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Answered by nandha2401
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Step-by-step explanation:

To find zero of the polynomial, p(x)=0

(i) If p(x)=x+5=0 then x=−5, i.e. −5 is the zero.

(ii) If p(x)=x−5=0 then x=5, i.e. 5 is the zero.

(iii) If p(x)=2x+5=0 then x=

2

−5

, i.e.

2

−5

is the zero.

(iv) If p(x)=3x−2=0 then x=

3

2

, i.e.

3

2

is the zero.

(v) If p(x)=3x=0 then x=0, i.e. 0 is the zero.

(vi) If p(x)=ax=0 then x=0, i.e. 0 is the zero.

(vii) If p(x)=cx+d=0 then x=

c

−d

, i.e.

c

−d

is the zero.

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